The courtyard is hexagonal pavers behind a tiled-roof house in Depok. Relatives will sit there from late morning. Someone will set a long table. Someone else will ask where to put the gifts.
The job is a tenda for a family gathering, not a hall. One or two folding canopies cover the table. The path to the kitchen has to stay open. After dark the frames come down so motorbikes can park again.
Tropical rain can arrive in ten minutes. A roof that sheds water is the first check. Legs on pavers need rubber feet or weights, not long stakes through tile. Sidewalls stay in the bag unless the afternoon wind lifts plates.
The site catalog is in English for buyers in Indonesia. JQ Trading Limited still keeps a short Bahasa line on the Indonesia page so the use is clear: halaman, naungan, kegiatan komunitas. Send the courtyard width and how many people sit under the roof.
We will answer with a frame size and a fabric note. No event script. Just a tent that fits the tiles.
After the guests leave, someone will hose the pavers. The tent should already be in the bag. Write the courtyard width, the number of tables, and whether rain walls are even wanted. JQ Trading Limited will send a frame note that fits the tiles and the gate.